After successful completion of the course, students are able to rely on a profound orientation in the field of selected aspects of IT-Law (e.g. project law, IT security law) and can make use of solid knowledge in these legal fields.
National, international and EU law. Problems of interpretation. Special questions and aspects: e-commerce law; data privacy law; law on protection of intellectual property; IT-contracts; e-government; computer crime legislation; digital forensics etc.
Lectures and interactive discussion of topics; support via blended learning (TUWEL course).
The lecture is to some extent given in English.
Exercises (TUWEL) and written exam as regards the contents of the lecture at the end of the semester (50:50). Details to be found in the TUWEL-onlinecourse.
